Committee Rejects Proposed Flat 65 m. p.h. Speed Limit
A California Senate committee rejected a 65 mph speed limit bill while supporting a 65 mph prima facie rule as a possible compromise. Gov Knight backs the rigid limit. debates also touched radar use, speed traps, and public records. The session covered tax, water, and school funding topics with varied committee actions.
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Japan to Send Fleet North for Salmon Run
Japan plans to deploy 461 fishing boats into northern waters near the Okhotsk Sea off Siberia as the salmon season opens next month. The fleet will operate in teams with mother ships guiding operations, marking a large push into Aleutian waters and northern seas.
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Deer-Hunt Bill OKd by Solons
Sacramento The Assembly Fish and Game Committee approved a bill to set up quotas and regulate winterless deer hunts. The measure, to be sent to the Assembly floor, would let the State Fish and Game Commission determine season, fees, and permits after hearings in each area. An earlier similar bill failed on a 5-6 vote, would have given county supervisors veto power in Siskiyou Modoc Trinity Shasta Lassen Plumas and Sierra counties.
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Drunk Driver Selby Fined in Johannesburg Court
A Johannesburg court fined EB. J. Selby $200 for drunk driving. Selby, founder of five Alcoholics Anonymous clubs, faces legal consequences after the Tuesday ruling.
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Tide oil legislation stalls in California Assembly
In Sacramento an Assembly committee deadlocked 8-8 over three tide land oil bills. The measures sought to raise state revenue from offshore sands, potentially up to two billion dollars, by shifting leasing discretion from the state to oil companies and increasing state revenue from tide lands. Eight Democrats and one Republican backed, while eight backed against. no do pass votes.
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